Items where Author is "Finnerty, Samuel"

Ivory, Matthew and Finnerty, Samuel and Dunn, Kirsty and Philpot, Richard and Warmelink, Lara (2026) The Integrity of Psychology Assessments in the AI Age : A Critical Examination. Journal of Academic Ethics, 24 (1): 48. ISSN 1570-1727

Berglund, Oscar and Davis, Colin J. and Finnerty, Samuel (2026) Assessing claims of counterproductivity of Just Stop Oil’s civil disobedience. npj Climate Action, 5 (1): 27. ISSN 2731-9814

Finnerty, Samuel (2026) Scientists as activists : An ethnography of the ‘critical moments’ in scientists’ transition to climate activism. PLOS Climate, 5 (2): e0000828. ISSN 2767-3200

Finnerty, Samuel (2025) Scientists as Activists : An Ethnography of the 'Critical Moments' in Scientists' Transition to Activism. Other. PsyArXiv.

Finnerty, Samuel and Piazza, Jared and Levine, Mark (2025) Climate futures : Scientists' discourses on collapse versus transformation. British Journal of Social Psychology, 64 (1): e12840. ISSN 0144-6665

Finnerty, Samuel and Piazza, Jared and Levine, Mark (2024) Between two worlds: the scientist’s dilemma in climate activism. npj Climate Action, 3: 77.

Finnerty, Samuel and Piazza, Jared and Levine, Mark (2024) Between Two Worlds : The Scientist’s Dilemma in Climate Activism. Other. UNSPECIFIED.

Finnerty, Samuel and Piazza, Jared and Levine, Mark (2024) Scientists’ identities shape engagement with environmental activism. Communications Earth & Environment, 5 (1): 240. ISSN 2662-4435

Finnerty, Samuel and piazza, jared and Levine, Mark (2024) Self and morality : Expansive perspectives and environmental activism. UNSPECIFIED.

Finnerty, Samuel and Levine, Mark and Piazza, Jared (2024) Scientists as activists : the psychology of identity, morality, and collective action in the climate crisis. PhD thesis, Lancaster University.

Vestergren, Sara and Finnerty, Samuel and Gülsüm Acar, Yasemin (2021) Here’s why we need climate protests : even if some think they’re annoying. The Conversation.

Finnerty, Samuel (2016) Stigma and empathy: an organising principle for the continuum of social understanding. In: Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science, 2016-09-20 - 2016-09-21, University College Dublin.